Hollow-Out Bandeau One-Piece

Standard swim lining on brief — full front lining typical; power-mesh or colour-matched lining on request. Confirm wet-opacity needs for light colours at sample. Coverage is written on the fit sheet — we do not infer retail coverage from a moodboard. Front lining is typical; power-mesh or colour-matched lining is a sample option. Light colours need a wet-opacity check. Hardware colour and clasp type are BOM items, not afterthoughts.

Most library bras use a pocketed or fixed pad map written on the block. Removable pads, shelf-only, or a denser shock cup are proto options. Dropping pads on a plunge or open-back can change opacity — we check that on the lightest colour before PPS.

AquaForm™ programmes run chlorine / colourfast gates on the sample path, then again against PPS. Print and jacquard need the same wet test as solids. A GRS fibre path does not replace chlorine testing.

One-Piece Swimsuit runs on AquaForm™ 220 — 75% Nylon / 25% Lycra® · 220 g/m² · UPF 50+. AquaForm™ 220 is the chlorine-fast Nylon/Lycra® swim face. Hardware, lining and wet-opacity on Dark Chocolate are sample gates — not brochure claims. GRS recycled fibre is a mill TC path, not the sitewide default.

Standard garment MOQ stays 150 pcs per style per colour. Selected library trial from 100 is not automatic — fabric availability and this construction must clear first. What does move the number: extra colourways, exclusive mill dye, a new cup/liner map, or a custom fabric (typically 500–1300 m+ / colour). Petite/tall lengths add markers, not a second MOQ, unless they become a separate style code.

On the lightest approved colourway: dry stretch, then a squat / raise-arm photo against a dark underlayer. Swim adds a wet check. We record the result on the proto sheet — not as a marketing adjective. If AquaForm™ 220 fails on Dark Chocolate, we change colour, lining or base; we do not ‘print it darker’.